“projectile”造句，怎麼用projectile造句

Single or multiple gripper or projectile looms, rapier looms,water jet looms and air jet looms.

Have you altered the plans of the projectile as the telegram suggests?

That became musca in Latin, then the diminutive muschetta and ultimately—by now a weapon, not a projectile—musket.

That means that the best way to launch a high-altitude projectile is to send it flying at a 90-degree Angle to the ground-straight up.

A general dynamic model and differential equations for an unsymmetrical projectile traveling in a flexible, increasing twist rifled bore gun tube are developed.

If scientists were to detect a 600-foot-wide asteroid ten years in advance, Yeomans says, it could be deflected with a two-ton projectile traveling six miles per second.

Gurkha flying in his swift and powerful Vimana hurled against the three cities of the Vrishis and Andhakas a single projectile charged with all the power of the Universe.

Hayabusa was launched in 2003 and matched orbits with Itokawa in 2005. The intention was to get close, fire a projectile into the surface and grab some of the ensuing dust.

In the absence of air resistance, the only force on a projectile is its weight, and the mechanical energy of the projectile remains constant.

In other words, the capacity's going to change, because you essentially have a rechargeable projectile.

Last year's class built a 37-pound, 8.5-foot-long carbon-fiber projectile with advanced data-collection systems onboard.

The previous 3-D examples used static models, but if you want some projectile physics, you can extend this example into real time.

I'd thought that I, first to leave home for college, first to publish, then to juggle domestic life and work, was the point of my family's struggle, that three-generation Jewish projectile aimed at America.

The paper researches into the orbit equation of the projectile motion and the projectile crosswise deviation when the earth rotates.

The vertical and horizontal motions of a projectile can be treated independently .

Never mind that the NFL playoffs were in full swing, we were busy discussing breast milk, projectile vomiting, and the adorable ways our babies screamed.

Therefore, it is unlikely that the projectile launched was a satellite.

The U.S. Army recently reduced the production numbers of the Excalibur precision-guided projectile from 30,000 to 6,264 projectiles, which caused the program to enter a Nunn-McCurdy unit cost breach.

The intention was to get close, fire a projectile into the surface and grab some of the ensuing dust.